2.1
Finding a coin
Paste any coin address into the search at the top of the sidebar. A pasted address opens at once; a typed one opens on Enter. Or browse Explore pools, which lists every migrated StonkFun, pump.fun and Pons coin with what already rests on each.
Every coin has its own page: the price and chart from its public pools, plus what rests and what has filled here. The order card on that page is already set to the coin.
2.2
Market or Limit
- Market
- Fills right away against orders that already rest, at their prices. Nothing of yours waits.
- Limit
- Seals your own order at your price and waits for someone to cross it. This is how a coin gets its first order.
2.3
Sealing a sell
- 1Open the pool, or the coin's page, and choose Limit.
- 2Under You sell, enter a number of coins, or switch to % supply and pick from 0.1% to 5%.
- 3Under Price, pick −4%, −8% or −12% under spot, or type a fixed price.
- 4Select Seal sell order and sign. The coins move into escrow and the order rests.
2.4
Buying
Right away: choose Market, flip the card to buying with the arrow between the two fields, enter how much, and select Buy now. Before you sign, the card shows how much of it the resting orders can fill.
At your price: choose Limit, flip to buying, set the most you'll pay, and select Seal buy order. Your SOL waits in escrow until a seller crosses it.
The coin goes to the wallet that signs unless you change it: select this wallet · change next to Coin goes to.
2.5
How the price works
A discount is taken from spot at the moment you seal, read from the coin's deepest public pool and refreshed about every 15 seconds. From then on the price is a fixed number; it doesn't follow the chart.
Why sell under spot at all? Dumping a few percent of supply into a thin pool can cost far more than that in price impact. A small discount here usually leaves the seller with more, and the buyer still enters below the chart.
2.6
Cancelling and expiry
Your orders are listed under the card in Your orders, with your own price, which is kept in your browser only. Select Cancel and sign; the coins or SOL come back out of escrow in the same transaction. Cancel works even while matching is paused.
An order stops filling 7 days after you seal it. Once it has expired or filled completely, Withdraw replaces Cancel and returns what is left along with the rent deposit.
2.7
The fee
0.5% of each fill, paid by the seller out of the SOL they receive. A buyer pays only the price. The card shows what you get after the fee before you sign.
- Fee
- 0.5% of each fill
- Who pays
- The seller, out of what they receive
- Ceiling
- 1%, fixed in the program. It can never be set higher.